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Thu Mar 02, 2006, 07:50am
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On the court, player A shoves B, and as a reaction B shoves back. How do you assess the penalty? In this case coach shoves official, and as a reaction that is certainly understandable, official shoves back. How do you assess this penalty? I can understand comments that an official has the right to defend himself, but a shove, while totally inappropriate, is hardly a justification for shoving back. In fact, this tactic is almost guaranteed to escalate the situation, not exactly a defensive maneuver. Nope, I've got bad role modeling on both parties. And I'm not sure how to assess the penalty.
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